91.   Potoku said he heard people -- especially men -- who ventured to the Serb side often had their documents taken or were beaten.

92.   Perhaps he would Venture to all corners of the world in a General Motors product?

93.   Ralph Lauren ventured back to the Edwardian era with his fall collection.

94.   Producers and directors are venturing out to universities because they are interested in discovering talent and people with well-rounded personalities, Thigpen said.

95.   Scattered through both areas are wineries, and there are good reasons to venture to them for tastings in the dead of winter.

96.   Scuba divers sometimes venture to the northeast side of island.

97.   She mentions the busloads of Japanese and European tourists who venture up to the home of American jazz but return empty-handed because there is nothing to buy.

98.   Should he ever venture to Atlanta, Otten vows, the store will be there.

99.   Silvia Cardenas, who spoke with the governor, said she ventured back to San Felipe on Tuesday to get a glimpse of her modest home.

100.   So why does every Indonesian who ventures to the United States have a hard time explaining where and what Indonesia is?